About This Print
This bijin kuchi-e with its characteristic tri-fold, resulting from its insertion into a popular culture magazine (taishū zasshi), either illustrated a story or served as a frontispiece.
About Taishō-Era Bijinga Kuchi-e
Kendall Brown identifies the "golden age" of bijin kuchi-e, illustrations of beautiful women appearing in Taisho-era popular magazines, as the period between 1914 and 1921, with the genre continuing into the 1930s.
For more information on this genre and popular magazines of the period see the article Bijin Kuchi-e and Taisho-Era Popular Magazines on this website.
Kendall Brown identifies the "golden age" of bijin kuchi-e, illustrations of beautiful women appearing in Taisho-era popular magazines, as the period between 1914 and 1921, with the genre continuing into the 1930s.
For more information on this genre and popular magazines of the period see the article Bijin Kuchi-e and Taisho-Era Popular Magazines on this website.
Print Details
| IHL Catalog | #1631 |
| Title or Description | Woman and Billboard (untitled) notation on verso with name of artist 野口紅厓 on left and unread characters, possibly title of the print, in the right column.  |
| Magazine | unknown |
| Artist | Noguchi Kōgai (c. 1899-1930s) |
| Signature |  |
| Seal | 紅厓 Kōgai (see above) |
| Publication Date | c. 1920-early 1930s |
| Edition | |
| Publisher | unknown |
| Printer | unknown |
| Impression | excellent |
| Colors | excellent |
| Condition | excellent |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Genre | bijin kuchi-e |
| Format | |
| H x W Paper | 9 1/2 x 5 5/16 in. (24.1 x 13.5 cm) |
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| Reference Literature |
10/8/2020
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